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The FDIC added a tool to its Web site that allows
depositors at failed institutions to determine coverage on their
deposits. The tool is available to depositors of insured institutions
that fail after July 1, 2008. The first depositors to use the tool
were from IndyMac Bank, the $32 billion institution that failed in
July. Through Aug. 25, four banks had been added: First Heritage Bank
of Newport Beach, Calif., First National Bank of Reno, Nev., First
Priority Bank of Bradenton, Fla., and The Columbian Bank and Trust of
Topeka, Kan.

The tool is at www2.fdic.gov/dip/index.asp.
The FDIC says the tool is available to depositors no later than the
first business day after a failure.

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